This one time when I was dream spinning, one of my eyes stayed in one place while the other spun. Needless to say it was very weird |
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In my dreams when I notice that im in a dream the first thing I do is dream spin, because all of the times I`ve tryed this out it has worked perfect! I can get more lucid by using this method and I keep things real, last night in my LD thing were starting to fade away, I did a couple of dream spins and it all stayed together. |
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This one time when I was dream spinning, one of my eyes stayed in one place while the other spun. Needless to say it was very weird |
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Yep spinning is definently one of the easiest ways 2 take control in an LD |
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In the beginning I used to do this alot. But not really anymore because I have found better ways to increase my lucidity. That and, the last few times I tried to do it I spun myself right out of lucidity or into another dreamscape...when I didn't want to leave the one I was in. So I typically only do this as a last resort if my dreamscape sucks I can use this to change everything. |
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Nina, Blasphemy, |
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I go clockwise, it may have soemthing to to with me being left handed, or maybe not. |
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iv tried spinning both ways |
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~I wake up a little more every time I dream.
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oilfieldpilot,
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Stephen LaBerge developed this technique when trying to find a way to keep from waking. First he tried falling backwards and found that it woke him up most of the time. He said the spinning creates the sensation of you dream body in motion complete with the inertia. There is no inertia or gravity in a dream but because we are familiars with these sensations we reproduce them. He said he finds it most useful for entering another dreamscape. Just remember while spinning that you are dreaming. |
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All intelligent creatures Dream
LD's 12 And counting..
I do not wish to hear about the moon from someone who has not been there.
Mark Twain
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a lot of times when i spin in dreams i fade away from lucidity. i think it tends to distract my attention away from the dream and into the spin. my spins never change the scenery either, usually there are only slight variations to the place i'm in at the moment. |
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Looks like some people are getting the facts a little twisted. Lol |
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All intelligent creatures Dream
LD's 12 And counting..
I do not wish to hear about the moon from someone who has not been there.
Mark Twain
I also spin clockwise... |
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~I wake up a little more every time I dream.
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oilfieldpilot,
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If you look ate the earth from the North Pole its turning CCW.If you view it from the south it's CW.I don't know if it matters. I guess it all depends on how you look at it. |
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All intelligent creatures Dream
LD's 12 And counting..
I do not wish to hear about the moon from someone who has not been there.
Mark Twain
I ALLWAYS spin counterclockwise and that just never fails.. I think some people should try that one.. |
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I always spin clockwise, but I figured that was just a tendancy I had because I am left-handed. |
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LOL I don't know I was just trying to see if there was any correlation. I do alot of things differently b/c I'm left handed. Like I can only walk on the left side of people or I feel weird. And I have to sit on the left side on an airplane, and I sleep on the left side of the bed hehe. |
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On the subject of dream spinning, I used in my last lucid and it worked extremely well for changing the scene. The trick is, if you want to change the scene, you have to spin fast enough so that your vision blurs, or close your eyes. For more control, keep everything in focus and think "More control. I will have more control." It worked for me. |
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I didn't try spinning enough to be absolutely sure, but I think that it does make you stay lucid and keep things more vivid. However, for me at least, it's a horrible method for changing scenes. |
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Unfortunately spinning wakes me up! So I have to work on alternative methods of changing dream scenery |
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I spin in the counter-clockwise position myself I found out the results for me are far better. I guess I've always had this tendency to project the opposite of whatever is natural for me in the waking world. To me the Dream World is opposite of my waking world. |
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